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> TAPT Job
Descriptions "It was amazing to
me that Jesus could work through me in such a real way."
~Former TAPT Teen Leadership Team Member
O.A.T.S. (Our Auxiliary Tapt Staff) Team Member (Teens)
Peer Minister (Teens)
Adult Small Group
Facilitator (Adults)

Job:
O.A.T.S. (Our Auxiliary Tapt Staff) Team Member, aka “OATie” (Teen)
Tasks to be performed: Attend formation
meetings, assist at meals and in the kitchen, assist in retreat set up and
take down, participate in activities determined by OATS directors, prepare
and serve Agape team meal (during formation process), engage in meaningful
prayer experiences for retreat participants and leaders, perform Christian
service for participants and leaders where needed, participate in retreat
evaluation, be committed to the success of the retreat.
Abilities Required: Physical ability and
willingness to serve as Christ served, ability to work collaboratively
with youth and adults, witness by word and example, willingness to pray
and share your faith with others, positive attitude, “team player!”
Commitment: Three 4-hour team
formation meetings, TAPT retreat weekend, evaluation meeting. Registration
fee of $65 (covers meals, training materials, retreat costs, and souvenir
sweatshirt).
Training and Supervision: Provided by diocesan
coordinator and OATS Directors
Benefits to Participant:
Opportunity for
greater diocesan involvement, opportunity to explore and develop Christian
service skills, opportunity to make new friends, opportunity to learn and
practice retreat skills, opportunity to experience a fantastic retreat,
opportunity to assume a leadership role in the diocesan Catholic faith
community.
Participant accountable to: diocesan
coordinator, OATS directors, TAPT staff, TAPT retreat participants, Self,
and of course, God!
> OATS or PM? Easy choice? Maybe
not! |
Job:
Peer Minister (Teen)
Tasks to be performed: Attend formation
meetings, facilitate small group process, collaborate with adult small
group leader, assist with supervision of retreat participants, participate
in and lead retreat activities, assist with dorm supervision, participate
in retreat evaluation, be committed to the success of the retreat.
Abilities Required: Effective communication
skills, ability to work collaboratively with youth and adults, small group
processing skills, willingness to pray and share your faith with others,
positive attitude, “team player!”
Commitment: Three 4-hour team
formation meetings, TAPT retreat weekend, evaluation meeting. Registration
fee of $65 (covers meals, training materials, retreat costs, and souvenir
sweatshirt).
Training and Supervision: Provided by diocesan
coordinator and TAPT Core Group
Benefits to Participant: Opportunity for
greater diocesan involvement, opportunity to make new friends, opportunity
to learn and practice retreat skills, opportunity to experience a
fantastic retreat, opportunity to assume a leadership role in the diocesan
Catholic faith community.
Participant accountable to: diocesan
coordinator, TAPT Core Group and staff, TAPT retreat participants, Self,
and of course, God! |
Job:
Adult Small Group Facilitator (Adults)
Tasks to be performed: Attend formation
meetings, facilitate small group process, collaborate with peer minister(s),
supervision of retreat participants, participate in and lead retreat
activities, assist with dorm supervision, participate in retreat
evaluation, be committed to the success of the retreat.
Abilities Required: Effective communication
skills, ability to work collaboratively with youth and adults, small group
processing skills, willingness to pray and share your faith with others,
positive attitude, “team player!” Must be 21 or older.
Commitment: Three 4-hour team
formation meetings, TAPT retreat weekend, evaluation meeting. Adult
leaders (or their parishes) are asked to consider making a freewill
offering to help cover meals, training materials, retreat costs, souvenir
sweatshirt, etc..
Training and Supervision: Provided by diocesan
coordinator and TAPT Core Group
Benefits to Participant:
Opportunity for
greater diocesan involvement, opportunity to network with other youth
leaders, opportunity to learn and practice retreat and ministry skills
applicable to your parish/local ministry, opportunity to experience a
fantastic retreat alongside youth from your parish/ministry, opportunity
to assume a leadership role in the diocesan Catholic faith community.
Participant accountable to: diocesan
coordinator, TAPT Core Group and staff, TAPT retreat participants, Self,
and of course, God! |
> "Cool! Where do I apply?!"
Postcard
reminders
will be mailed in early December to all eligible participants of TAPT '10
and '11 (to the address we have on file). You can download/print
the forms here at the website. Adults interested in serving on the
leadership team should contact Kevin Driscoll directly.
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